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Postby Mike Lancy » Sun Sep 15, 2013 4:57 pm

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Postby Mike Lancy » Wed Sep 25, 2013 2:38 am

Germany’s Ifo Business Climate Jumps In September
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Sep 24, 2013
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Germany’s Ifo Business climate slightly picked up lower than expected at 107.7 in September, compared to the previous reading of 107.5 in August, a report by the ifo Institute confirmed on Tuesday.
The composite index based on a survey of retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers picked up 107.7 in September, below Analysts forecasted reading of 108.0.
The Current Assessment Index fell to 11.4, from previous reading 112.0 last month, reports confirmed. The reading came in lower from analysts estimates of 112.5.
The Ifo expectations index advanced 104.2 in September, up from 103.3 in August.
German ZEW
Germany’s ZEW economic sentiment index for September advanced 49.6, up from previous reading of 42.0 in August, indicating that the country is recovering faster than its European partners.

“The financial market experts hold the view that the German economy is still gaining momentum,” said ZEW President Clemens Fuest. “In particular, the experts’ economic optimism has increased due to the improved economic outlook for the euro zone – although recently released economic data for Germany have fallen short of expectations.”
The ZEW Current situation survey rose to 30.6, from 18.3 in August, showing an improvement in the economy.
Services & Manufacturing Flash PMI
Manufacturing in Europe’s biggest economic powerhouse edged down in September, but remained at an expansion rate for the third month in a row, the flash data from purchasing managers confirmed.
Germany’s manufacturing sector’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) climbed to 51.3 in September, a preliminary reading indicates an expansion for the third month in a row, Markit Economics confirmed on Monday. The readings came in lower than analysts’ estimates of 52.0.
Another data released by Markit Economics, activities in Germany’s services sector posted a reading of 54.4 this month, up from previous reading of 52.8 in august.
“Germany’s economy remained firmly in recovery mode during September, and its strengthening performance should continue to reverberate across the euro area,” Tim Moore, senior Markit economist said. “Positive signs from the German economy are a crucial factor underpinning global business confidence at present, especially while some momentum has been lost across emerging markets,” he added.

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Postby Mike Lancy » Fri Sep 27, 2013 3:21 am

Retail Sales In Italy Drops, Exceeding Analysts’ Forecasts
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Sep 26, 2013

Retail sales in Italy declined for the second month in July, with a fall of 0.3% month-on-month in July, compared to previously recorded 0.2% fall in June and exceeding analysts’ forecast of 0.1%, according to reports from the National Institute of Statistics (Istat).

Retail sales edged 0.9% lower on an annual basis, after a 3% drop in June while analysts estimated a 2.8% drop.
Retail Sales – Consumer Prices

In Italy, inflation rose to 0.4% in August, Istat reported on September 12. While on an annual basis, inflation advanced 1.2% in August.”The stability of Italian inflation was mainly the result of opposite movements,” Istat reported.The reports showed that the annual growth of food and non-alcoholic beverages prices was growing at a slower pace.

The Index of wages measures the growth of wages and salaries, which are determined by the contractual provisions, set by agreements.

At the end of July 2013, the coverage rate was at 47.3% when it came down to employees, while the total amount of wages was summed up to 45.8%.

In July, the hourly index rose by 0.1% while the per employee index remained unchanged, compared to July last year, the indices both advanced by 1.5%. Between January- July 2013, the hourly wage index rose by 1.4%, while the per employee index increased by 1.5%.
Italy’s GDP

The economic output for Italy was seen falling in the second quarter of this year, the preliminary figures confirmed on August 6 by Istat.

The flash second-quarter for Italy’s gross domestic product (GDP) dropped 0.2% quarter-on-quarter after a decline of 0.6% in the past three month period. Analysts predicted a fall of 0.4%.

Italy’s GDP declined 2.0% in the second quarter on an annual basis.



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Postby Mike Lancy » Wed Oct 02, 2013 2:35 am

Eurozone Final Manufacturing PMI In September Drops

Eurozone’s final Manufacturing PMI, measuring the eurozone activity level of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector declined 51.1 points lower in September, meeting analysts estimated of 51.4 in August, Markit Economics confirmed.

“An improvement in euro zone manufacturing business conditions for a third straight month in September sends a reassuring signal that the sector is providing an all-important lift for a region that has been besieged by recession,” Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said on Tuesday.
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Postby Mike Lancy » Fri Oct 04, 2013 2:57 am

Spain Service PMI Drops In September

Spain’s final service PMI dropped to 49.0 points lower in September, falling below the 50 threshold and lower than previous reading of 50.4 in the previous month, the Markit Economics reports confirmed.

“The Spanish service sector failed to show much sign of a recovery during September as activity fell back in response to weaker new order growth which itself had been supported by further sharp discounting. One bright spot from the latest survey was that companies were at their most optimistic about the future for nearly three-and-a-half years, suggesting that Spanish service providers are seeing some light at the end of the tunnel.” Andrew Harker, a senior economist at Markit commented..
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Postby Mike Lancy » Thu Oct 10, 2013 6:31 am

Gold Prices Drops As Obama Nominates Yellen
Gold Prices were seen trading lower during Asian trading hours on Wednesday after US President Barack Obama announced that he will nominate Janet Yellen as the Chairwoman of the Federal Reserve (Fed).

Yellow metal futures for December delivery dropped 0.59% lower at $1,316.80 an ounce, while silver futures edged 0.98% lower to $22.225 an ounce at the time of writing.

The US dollar index, measuring the US dollar’s strength against six major currencies, advanced 0.27% to 80.276 at the time of writing.
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Postby Mike Lancy » Thu Oct 24, 2013 4:44 am

Gold Futures Drops From 4-Week Gains

Gold futures declined on Wednesday, after the release of the below-forecasted US labour data and clearing gains from the previous session. The market forecasts that the Federal Reserve won’t be tapering its stimulus program until March 2014, as the world’s largest economy is still yet to recover.

Futures for the yellow metal dropped from its previous gains, after reaching $1,344.85 an ounce on Tuesday, its highest level since September 30.

Gold contracts for December lost 0.68% to $1,333.50 an ounce on New York’s Comex as of the time of writing, while Silver futures declined 0.58% lower to $22.660.

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Postby Mike Lancy » Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:29 am

Euro Slightly Lower Against Greenback amid ECB Rate Cut

The 17-nation euro traded slightly lower against the US dollar on the first day of the trading week, extending last week’s drop after the European Central Bank revealed its surprising decision to trim its interest rate to a new record-low.

A string of upbeat US macro releases dragged the euro to its lowest level in two month, dropping below the $1.3400 mark.

The euro traded flat, standing at $1.3366 against the US dollar as of 6:40am GMT, while the economic slowdown in the eurozone led the ECB to reduce its borrowing cost to a new record-low.

“While no follow up move is likely in December, ECB officials have been happy to flag that further action could be taken as needed, such as another LTRO, adjusting forward guidance or even a negative deposit rate.

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